Sentence examples for be sufficient to preclude from inspiring English sources

It is possible that a long-acting anti-VEGF agent such as aflibercept may be sufficient to preclude the need for laser treatment as long as the eye continues to receive the treatment.

The legal question before me is now whether the extent of that illness is sufficient to preclude extradition.

"The legal effect of the trust/loan structure is sufficient to preclude this.

It fails on three different levels, any one of which is sufficient to preclude a determination that ID is science.

The simplest explanation is that spatial separation is sufficient to preclude one kinase from phosphorylating the other.

Although serum antibodies did not prevent enteric infection, they were sufficient to preclude viremia, thereby avoiding invasion of the central nervous system and paralysis.

When mixed with 20 μM Ca2+ and 2 μM CaM1234, quin-2 also chelated Ca2+ within the dead time, and no change in the fluorescence was observed (data not shown), confirming that the aspartate to alanine substitution in each EF-hand Ca2+-binding loop was sufficient to preclude Ca2+ binding.

Against NHBD, there are questions regarding the ambiguity and cultural perspectives of death, regarding whether a separation of rationale between withdrawal and donation is sufficient to preclude conflicts of interest, and regarding whether variable protocols arise that subordinate the patient to the goal of donation.

Similarly to siRNA HER2-induced depletion of HER2 protein, specific blockade of HER2 constitutive hyperactivation (autophosphorylation at Tyr1248; Figure 2, Additional file 1) using the dual-HER1/HER2 tyrosine kinase inhibitor lapatinib (Tykerb™) was sufficient to preclude any further cytotoxic action of EVOO polyphenols.

Furthermore, our study suggests that it might be sufficient to reduce (and not totally preclude) the expression of a resistance gene just under a certain threshold to greatly enhance the killing efficiency of the corresponding antibiotic.

However, the tolerance limits on the placement of masonry and post-tensioning tendons, coupled with the conservatism implicit in the nominal flexural strength formulas developed for design use in the US, appear to be sufficient to offset those differences, thus precluding consideration of accidental eccentricity for PTM walls.